Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26
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CURED.
SAXON DaovRKD.
Early Friday morning two man came
down from Port Ladlow, each In Q sktfl
loaded With shinRiea. Late that even
ina they started 10 return. One, whose
name was Brown, became Bomawhat In.
eoxieated during the dag. Ths sober
one made sai1 and endsavoesd % sov
his c0mpanien's akfH. Whan near
Felnt RinGo. Brown east the linz on
and ATTEMPTED 10 raiss hla all, vhsn
be fell overheard. A heavy aaa was
running a. The time, and The oahsr shiR
did noe haul 70 % appear 10 notice tbs
man IN the vatoF. Several parsons
we're observing the incident khroeRh
marine Rlaasos from che shore, and an |
concuE In saying that the akif vas
carried on b the Wiad and tide and
that TIE man Who Was In the aki6 vas
drowned.
Frank Weir, q seaman, fsll from Nhs |
deck Of Q vessel Into Q boat alomaaide /
at Port Hadloek on Friday evening and |
severely injured bis Lea. he Was taken l
70 the Marine Hospital for treatment,
Captain James Morgan returned from /
Tatoosh Island yesterday, havina sue.
raised and splioed the oAhls,
which vas broken In tWo places. This
cable oonneots the Island vida ths main. /
land. The Governments line viii Be re-
paired below Port Angeles h few days,
when direct communication can be had /
with he Tatoosh Lighthouse.
The steamer Mexico sailed 81 O'Clock
yesterday morning for San Franchises,
With seventy tons Of freight. Over two-
thirds Of this amount vas from Alaska,
and consisted Of 50 cases Of oil, Is bales
Of fuFs and several balss Of ssalakins.
The British bark DumbaEtonshirs,
Captain NeQrsun, will sail this weak, i
lumber laden, from Utsalady f0r Val
paraiso. The vessel Vill take several
TIE bark Osylon, Captain Oalhoun,
Sl7 tons, vas chartered In San Francisco
g load lumber on Puget Sound for
HonoluIu.
The Mexico received 100 packages
from Victoria yesterday that we're co.,
signed 10 San Francisco merchants from /
Yokohama By the steamship Abyaainia,
consisting Of teas, silks and general
Ohiness merchandise.
The scaling schooner Granger, belong
Ing to Frank Olapp, arrived yesterday
Also another sealing schooner /
belonging TO the Nsah Bay Indians.
The Olympian excursion 10 Victoria
was we'll attended. The weather being
pleasant Q large number Of citizens
look advantage Of the occasion and VS. /
tied the British possessions.
The British bark Hasquiana, arrived
yesterday from Victoria under charter
10 load lumber al Port Blaksly for Val
paraiso 81 81 16s. Sd. per Thousand feet.
Several hundred thousand feea Of red /
wood lumber viii be shipped from Ham,
ooldt TO be trans-ahipped 10 The West
Coast by this bark.
PoRT TowHsnED, June %, 1887.